DonB

inducing hypothermia in

needing soothing hands

and bank-holiday week-ends

tearing his trousers

afflicted by tinitus

Red Herring diversionary

(think you missed the page turn there, Don) Continuing from Highlandman's #4230.... the tame animals

all the elegance

being too odoriferous (=fragrant or stinking! [OED])

Took me a while to find this thread again! I missed the posts since February. Out today I passed a little enclave of vans about 6 miles from the centre of Derby, which I have been intending to capture for a while. First a shot though a field gate at the max. zoom on my 4 megapixel Olympus, cropped to just the 3 vans. I was bold enough to venture into the (very mucky!) farm yard and ask permission to photograph ..."Yes, with pleasure" !!! There were 2 more vans hidden in the yard! I was told that they were bought about 1948/50 "when the railways were getting rid" Any hopes of identification?? Vans 1 (almost hidden),2, and 3 from left to right.. With permission, squeezed through to get van 1 from the farm side (in use as a loose box with resident calves) Van 2 from the farm side Could not get nearer due to boggy ground. (Van 3 also unapproachable.) In the yard, Van 4 in use as a garage In the yard, Van 5 used as a loose box with calves resident. (Edit) vans 3 and 5 appear similar, with slatted sides, are they vans intended for the brewery trade?

eventually happen if

as a threat

tinker, tailor, soldier

embarrassed by the

in the cauldron

laughed and said

getting unbruised Granny-Smiths

were rejected because

Casablanca-film style

with snoring companions

the penalty being

needed in wartime

a mighty cacophany

hot tempo together

getting badly scratched